Yellow Mouse in Plastic Block from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, clear rectangular block with a yellow rabbit figurine enclosed within it. The rabbit has black eyes and features, and it is positioned upright but slightly tilted inside the transparent resin-like material. The top of the block has a mirror effect that reflects the rabbit's ears and part of its head, creating a symmetrical illusion. This block is placed on a textured, bubble-wrap-like surface, which adds a layer of contrast between the smoothness of the resin and the bumpy background. A small, white tag with some writing is attached to the upper left corner of the block, suggesting it is part of a collection or a display item. The overall effect is playful and intriguing, showcasing the mix of artistry and craftsmanship in encapsulating small objects within transparent materials for visual and aesthetic appeal, possibly serving as a decorative piece or a collectible item.

The image shows a small, clear rectangular block with a yellow rabbit figurine enclosed within it. The rabbit has black eyes and features, and it is positioned upright but slightly tilted inside the transparent resin-like material. The top of the block has a mirror effect that reflects the rabbit's ears and part of its head, creating a symmetrical illusion. This block is placed on a textured, bubble-wrap-like surface, which adds a layer of contrast between the smoothness of the resin and the bumpy background. A small, white tag with some writing is attached to the upper left corner of the block, suggesting it is part of a collection or a display item. The overall effect is playful and intriguing, showcasing the mix of artistry and craftsmanship in encapsulating small objects within transparent materials for visual and aesthetic appeal, possibly serving as a decorative piece or a collectible item.

Name/Title

Yellow Mouse in Plastic Block from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1738

Description

Yellow mouse sitting on a block of cheese inside of a plastic cube. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.